Abstract
Molecular imaging (MI) is a comprehensive interdisciplinary subject that is the product of the combination of medical imaging technology and modern molecular biology. It involves the qualitative and quantitative study of organisms in vivo at the cellular and molecular levels through imaging technology and methods. Through MI, various pathophysiological processes in the body at the cellular or subcellular levels can be reflected and identified. Compared with the current clinical imaging studies of the human form from the morphological and structural aspects, molecular imaging focuses on revealing the occurrence and development process of diseases at the biochemical and intracellular pathways. Optical imaging, as an essential component and living force of molecular imaging, combines high sensitivity with no ionizing radiation. It can detect the optical signals emitted by endogenous or exogenous contrast agents and present to the observer the coding information of the biochemistry process in vivo carried by the signal.
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Fang, C., Zhu, W. (2021). Application of Indocyanine Green Fluorescent Imaging in Biliary Surgery. In: Fang, C., Lau, W.Y. (eds) Biliary Tract Surgery. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-33-6769-2_7
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